The 11th-ranked UW Oshkosh baseball team got back on track this week as it took four games from UW-Platteville and split a doubleheader with UW-Whitewater. The Titans went on the road against the No....

Students everywhere should feel comfortable to express their opinion on a topic in a classroom. They shouldn’t have to worry about how their classmates, or even professors, might respond to what they...

Citizens got out of their cars, students came out of their houses and employees from Hardee’s gathered at the drive- thru window as students and staff chanted, “Hey! Hey! Ho! Ho! Transphobia’s got...

Each year, the Public Relations Student Society of America sponsors the National Organ Donation Awareness competition, this year deciding to organize Cycle of Life. The event featured cyclist Bill Conner...

Oshkosh North High School student Jarod Falk, who has been training at Albee Pool at UW Oshkosh for the past five years, will be representing Wisconsin at the Special Olympics USA Games July 1-6 in Seattle....

All colleges are known for different things and have a variety of reputations — UW-Platteville for its engineering program, UW-Whitewater for its business college and athletics program, UW- Green Bay...

Special Olympics Wisconsin’s State Indoor Sports Tournament kicked off on Saturday, April 7 in Kolf Sports Center for the 35th consecutive year with 3 versus 3 unified basketball tournaments, followed...

The UW Oshkosh women’s tennis team had its second and third duals of the spring season Sunday. UWO faced off against the Coe College Kohawks and the Carthage College Lady Reds, falling to both. The...

UWO students and alumni could be found outside Dempsey Hall this morning, protesting the U.S. military involvement in Syria. The protesters said they worry World War III is on the horizon.